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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-06
More I-,.h r.tr,.t. Sentenced.

DUBLIN. Dec. Eight persons who were
present at the famous midnight meeting Of
Nationalists at Woodford were sentenced by
2risonment. The defendants ~counsel. Nj.
Bowles. termed the proceedings q farce. and
was thereupon elected from the court room.
Mr.. Bowles then attempted TO address the peo-
pie outside Of the building. but the police dis.
persed the crowd. using their batons freely and
tnjuring several persons,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-06

PRINCETON. Dec. 5.-The Princeton College
football team to-day elected II. W. Cowan. class OF "a.
captain for next reason. lie Is considered this lnest
rusher In America, and although he graduates from the
course and enter tn seminary.
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Aim,sna,re. In C-oD,.-pt OF Court.

CHICAGO. Dec. en-. X. Fairbank. the big
packer, Marvin Hushitt President Of the Northwestern
kAilrosd. z, ". Henderson. Wholesale shoe dealer, and
ssne GIeene@um. banker. were summeAst - juror IN
s:sssssSs 4 I ssss !. y nee S.ss.sH s.:ssSssss ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-06
OPENING THE POLO SEASON
The Jersey City aad Brooklyn Clubs Play
. Pretty Game.

The polo season in this vicinity wa
opened last evening with a game between the
Brooklyn and Jersey City Clubs at the Pavonia
Rink In Jersey City. For the benefit of those
who have never seen a polo game. 1t can be
described as a combination OF base ball,
cricket, lacrosse. shinney. and football. I'm
like football. there are only five mon on q side.
One OF these players with heavy cricket pads
on his legs. and a base ball catcher's pad ON
his breast. is stationed In front Of o small wire
cage at one end Of the hall. The ball is then
placed half way between the cages, Of which
there are two The signal Is given, and the
rnshers on either side start on their skates for
the ball. From the start until the ball ia
knocked into ono or the other of the cages, or
time Is called on a foul, or for a broken skate.
the air is filled with sticks, legs, arms, and polo
players. First one player will have the 6aiI.
and then seven or eight Of them will be piled
up In a heap. ~
Half a dozen football mines would be unable
to do as much pounding as did these ten mon
last night. One OF the great mysteries Of the
game is how one man can stand up before the
six-foot cage and prevent the ball getting past
him, as did these goal tenders. The Jersey Civ
team did the better work. although the rand
movements Of the visitors caused Tie lion
spectators to yell with vim. The play through.
out WAS sharp, quick, and remarkably exciting
while 1t lasted. Each club lost a goal on fouls
but this did not make a material change In tie
result. The score: "e
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TIE New rrs.iae.t .r sw,,.erl..s.

Bsasf. Dec; SooThs Souasil. Of etsss has
q $780, VS. -fsssls.i q ssiss.ssaS ss& ss
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Signal Onss i,reaiss,s,

.s SS!d; s:. .t.s xs. sss,I.! .sas e s! sE::s sa e Led,
tsmHssstars sh WsdAAsdAH
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'Priueet.a'. Footban Team.

Stops IN goal-Jsrsey City, 10; Brooklyn, Ia Goa
Brooklyn, =. "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-06

It was the last night Of Faust" ut the Star.
The Irving season there has been full OF salts
faction, The Merchant Of Venice" will now
have Mr.. !rving's Shyiock and Miss Terry's
no T@r1 ~, r niIl SSatrFday evening when the clos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-12-06

Tom Reed OF Maine was standing almost
i H,eh him M = d ale nh into t Ess n sailesi a se5tl he Whist jHIss
II Kentucky. who got MI. Reeds old seat, gave H,S
got aS q 50 seat at% wo slim II the he middle difdrdSsH q his sp pa MSAt aoH.
long act his old seat through the cleyerness Of
MT: bingham. who adroitly slipped into 1t,
Of flowers stuck on toothpicks. Baker, West.
farker. and Davenport hung on the outer edge
martyrs to bad luck. Then they all got seats
IN ? t bunch toxesheVr iH Wt the suburbs Of their
seat in sq 'front.'. Where e. the h Snlte Of ri th th ioB Ss,y d Lsss
can. blow upon him. Mir. Bryce cot almost
against the wall back q the Speaker. whore he
As time, wore on and his friends dropped
Watching the seats Al up. He saw the last one
Mr.. Mckinney of New Hampshire stood alone
against a hook pm the. Republican side. Me-
came rolling after. Then there WAS q digniied
h ths side 81 !; !; White: AMONG liz Esp ssS.
Joseph. the Delegate. from New Mexico. feit
sorry for him, and resigned to him u fine seat
Hauk WAS the last man called.
J.. s. Robertson Of Indiana was to-day ap-
pointed Journal Clerk Of the House in place of
Harry II. Smith OF Michigan, who was ap-
pointed by Speaker Kerr In 1876. Smith has
held this place during both Democratic and
Republican control of the House, and It was
generally supposed he was a fixture. He had a
most extensive acquaintance with public men
nna was an authority upon questions OF par
ihl snors With 'f ESw and HH sPSslsaS. diHyid Iii. the
merly q Republican, having come to Washing
t 81 as the private seoretary, Of Congressman
b bssil' for sas s wSs GIvs ssses q 9bs h SamS,ia, a q; has
House Manual q Rules. When the question Of
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BALTIMORE. Jan. Section steady. MddlinE 81.
Flour nrm Howard Street aud Western Supernne 81 90
81 CO. 40 Extra So Ii as 30. do. Family - 1924 TO- CITY
Mills superfne 81 50f3oO do Extra sS 10 33 90 do kio
Pa.ens 81 Is hess-s southern steady Western auL
southern Red % 1o6c, DO Amber % 3psc No. West
f Fsuru~r1 Sa asSO March BE- Asked May 6s sSsao
sou,hsrn %hiss isSsoc anu no. ' eoS
Western Mixed spot 48ai6kc.; January a61i8he'
Fob I6 firm. Southern 3ia3sc. PENNSYLVANIA
3ta3sc. Western white $1,000. DO MixeL 36d3Gc ..
rye quiet sales a. 81 $500: Hay steady. Prime to
Choice western sll 0o6sl5 90 Provisions dull. Mess
packed. 6s07c. Bacon-shouders 737Rc.: Clear RIB
Sides 7Lc. Hams l2dl22c.. Lard-Refned. 2 &C.
Butter steady Western Packed lsd23c Creamery.
rs Eggs firm at 30 SIC. -. Petroleum firm.
i hc Sugar gnIet sat. sac 90 CoPper-Re-
Flour IS GRAIN asa sd Recepts~Tiour 0i3o bbls Wheat
loo bush Shipments 1903 bbls. Wheat 80 400
bush. Corn $500 bush. saosWheat 2739O0 bush Corn
81, 900 bush.
BOSTON JAN S-Four steady. Common Extras SO 20 d
So 20 Choice Extras IS % 50 9 Wheat Patents
prime 50 50 40 corn steady steamer GLOW o. r2ci
steady. No. White 4I'. a42c. No. 2 White 3s'.c.s
No. White SOC. Shorts steady. Mlddllngs Der ton
SIS 50dS2i. Butter steady. Extra Western Creamery
3c Northern Creamery 29630c do Eastern Creamery
Eggs steady. Eastern Extras 30G33ci Eastern
Firss 30 80 Receipts the day-Flour 200 bbls.
shorts 34OO bush
CHICAGO Jan s.-Fiour auiet and unchanged. Winter
- 90 al 40; Southern Winters So 30 50 10 Mich
gan Winter So 761f 90 Choice to Fancy Minnesota Pat
So 25. Rye Fours2 ds3 10 in bbls Buckwheat 81 10
81 80 per 100 10.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AMERICAN ETCHERs.

AMEhICAN
NOTABLE ETCHINGS BY AMERICAN ARTISTS Text
Alien. H''eA'0'A '''''' 'p' VI
The publishers Of this handsome volume have
selected ten important plates by American etcheis
- L. Jerome Ferris, Frederick w. Freer, kruse
man van Elten James j. Callahan, Frank u
Gregory, Leroy NJ. Yale, Joseph +. Sabin' W. IL
Shelton, Charles VOlkmar and W. st. John liar'
per-and have put them forth with appropriate
care and elegance, not necessarily as examples o,
our best achievement in the art, but as good
typical representations of different departments
of etching and different methods of work There
are long stems from Mr. FerIiss "MOorish Incense
Burner which is true picture-etching, the SUD
feet being drawn by himself for treatment by th'
needle. to the "St Jerome reproduced ~ MI
Harper in pure dry point from the painting ps
Spagnoletto or "The Old Bridge" IN winch LIZ
Yale gives a striking instance of his free ana III
diyidual touch in etching direct from Nature
All the plates are interesting; anu "'"ou5'
the degrees of merit are exceedingly Various HUN
arc really commonplace. Mr.. IIitchcock's text
adds materially to the value of the book lie
makes little criticism upon particular wofKs ou.
nc gives, apropOs Of each, nuio piosi"fi
notice Of the artist and account of the process
nv which he works, so that his commentary DC
comes n practical guide to the mysteries OF the
Soscipatinp and difficult art An Introductory
CHAPTER reviews the present condition and recent
tendencies of schools of etchers at home ana
abroad The outlook does not seem To MI.
Hitchcock encouraging, artists ap lying themselves
far more to reproduction than to original crca'ioh
and following the commercial and decorative
Shirt to the sacrifice of high and personal I'M
pulse But this is the characteristic OF all con
temporary culture, as strongly marked III HI
eraturc as in the plastic arts, and IL Will iaso
until society undercoes some great renoVa1ins
change. I'm the meantime we must welcome teen
nical progress at it's fulIworth; and for measuring
This Mr.. Hitchcock gives us much aid.
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PROPOSALS
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until February 2,
Pu iLC PRINTING until the 29th Of February 1854 the
said proposals opened before and the award OF contracts
10 be by Joint Committee of Congress On Public
and best bidder Tor the interests OF the
the committee reervinE 10 itself tho right 10
reject and all BIDS It's Judgment OF the best interests OF
tho Gov ernment may dictate
schedules OF tho description, quantity AMI quality
by samples and blank pro
irving regulations with which bidders must
comply by addressing Ib r. Benedict Pub
The contracts will supplying such qusn
titles Of paper needed during year and
The quantities set forth detail In the schedule
comprise; q. M
Ak 900 rcams machine finish printing paper, - 80.
10 600 ram. machine huish printing paper. 80 4s.
5000 sized ana super-caendcrod printing paper
PAS 81
1000 roams rcalendered printing paper.
32IAS.
and aenderod white tinted
printing paper. different sizes
10000 rcams white writing paper. different sizes and
5000 rcams colorod writing paper different sizes and
weights
500 rrams paper. different sizes and weigha
900 manila paper. different sizes and weighta
100000 pounds OF best plate different sres ana
wcishts
100 900 pounds map paper different sizes and weights
500 reams tissue PAPER, 20 30
5000 pounds artificial parchment different sizes
10000 pounds gia4od bond paper -, 49,, ..,un,.
cardboard, different col0rs, Wcsrs
&c.
nv direction Joint Committee Congress on Public
Printing. rr =, ,r>,rn,c-
Public Printer.
Washington. January 2, 1887.
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RIO CONTRACTORS.
H G tho the q
York Will be a TINS al os Witch a Iacs n .n is nng AJAX
x De publicly opened and read BY the Aqaslnst cemms
ras az n Sd ""e o'
The portion Of tho said AqTedset Tor the Of
St. IN city and Of the foundation
@ 70. @ Gass ana tho "T SaTaos o
such walls drains and the for The yert
length eight ~ q Ppe Q, s sewer Of portion
Of The building snpers,rucnro oIcepting windows and
M q all wo f S materials and
Each bid must he Enclosed in sealed ss 3
Each bid state tho name and place OF residence Of the
ss With sn therein also that is made Without any
connection With any other porson any bid for the same
fraud member q the Aqueluct Commission Of the
deputy thereof clerk therein other officer Of the
rat n or re- IN Ss b % IN the
work to which 1t Ieiates or IN the profits thereof
the sane tho natter, therein stated arc true
oPs p. s Of III. @ 81 for an n"s
lea. than ve pSr cen. the required
ST hs az % the 's Be
the Comptroller All DEF os those Of the ,uccessf
bidder M 30 returned BY the Comptroller to the persons
awardsd ii bidder shall neglect
him 5sees, -. Ss forfeited O. and
aa 4 tho or T a.
20 Of chapter .g9 Of the laws Of ss but n he shall o5scTte
post Will b- returned 10 him.
Tho Amount scrury required the contract for this
ton thousand dollars and the surety required Ia
householders or resident freehoders OF
the city Of who must collectively qualify Tor
Of the bond or approved surety companies
incorporated under the laws OF this state.
The and residences OF the suTetes must DO stated In
the bids
The Aauednct Commissioners the right 10 reject
any and all bids they deem It ior the best Interest Oh the city
10 do.
Blank forms OF bid or proposal ana propsr snvG9pss ,o
aud Information required can DO obtained ~ Tie
above otice OF the Aqueiuct Cornmssionere
~ JOHN Z. sHEEHAN.
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Total b5775iI 40 s3G O62 g. ~ 2s2
35l 1851 SO go ~ Us ~

IS $40 40. $50 80 ~ Ls2
LAY AID srMAw -, quiet bn. steady market.
So Sss7Ss chipping 80 ess; Clover g sgOc cisSs!
Gors- %i!9out essential change. American = New
COED. 2Ca2sc:. %: iss5 rTm. = Choice, i2c' do
25c, air to Good 20 2Sc., do 1855. 70 Prime
sGloc fosisn Hawaiian: y, ana gonea4n. Of lsse =
aOLAssEs-Tbe day were 900 ton, BLACK strap
in Phahs la sci March delivery etc. ono cargo 10 Ph.
METALsrhe week-sincs the turn OF the year there ,a,
been An encouraging amount OF business doing aud general
As usual have been sagnsu as TO actual ansseons but
the nominal bids and Offers have been freer and
ferabe Notice. January delivery issued At ss Tin
toni. against zoo soS:
tn e points s2s spot .sa o;S.
in5ss MAINTAIN tho same relative premium before
ss Tpd abb about 10 point: higher than asi woet
3. 6 .
l0a Leadas been quiet amt fairly steady Al abuui
Neics. .snsd at sp.i.ra. also remained a. one
sii unchanged at IISsI05O Trsn.ao Nctes. o.as
sAxAa 81: ss a4 s s for
;1fs :s II s''i''s Il! ST
@ 's SSise sas ss
cc cOeoanut Cochin s,.a5G Lin.eed city ssci
Sssss %sana.% ,isisri sr %.ss
bleaelod. 32c Sperm. crude 7Oc natural winter
75c.; blsaohei winter soei natural spring. 7Oa7iS
s'f r " Sasss ssshsd
winter toetc o,tga bs4ehed assitc lied Plain 81
IS: Hfs ;. ss. asS o sSs
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Flour 'ss i. ' &c. 'T:S
s or 81 s s& beef ' oy gSIs s. 3D. s.
$s :s & q Fsai "a. GSR Ssss.
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hs h";s Is boot, Fss1 Sli;
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sugar IT,. IL" 3d. Oh salo Ysa o. G 49, 1's 3. W.
TRovisioNs- nk-There very little done today.
s :s e ss:' S ana J
end asSs a. ED. !" EIsr.
ss
ns 1sS % s fss% s iHNS $aG s IT,.
hsm fsG1e a% soadt spsisd
oaosa % at West s Short c. .s in Nswio
and short Gear half and half osSc DRESSED u6 Sjs
6ss .?"I Pigs 81" S'' -ciI s4 to Lfa a
market break OF e points, closing viii ihs s in I'M
side snes r%nS e Ss for s ts c ss S
steam spot Tor export, private terms quoted si7t
ansa "S's" ,c I Isr GSTGsa 52se !anaa
8 900 March, Gs6d bs!,r closing, UsCc; 900 t"s
Auril Coz closing 695c asked: 75U cs Ma NJ
IDLE closing. 7Olc Jnne. closing 7Osc. asked - Bt,T
TER CHEESE and EGS-Buttr- and unc,ansoa
fiCn Creamery 33c Western 20 1901 state barry nat
nrEin TUBS 20 a2c, Welsh TUBS 22d26c, Western Iiia
non Creamery, .Ud26c, Western DAIRY, 22aZ3ci Wesr
FACTORY. s4i4c cnes,,s-hsher anl IN gooi 20
Western Flat, IL Gl29c Good Ia Choice. Light Skins Is
4iic. EggsAgn lower. state 32d &c.. Western. 81
S2e.; LINED. ~ 622Lc.
sVGA-For raw stock the market quiet but steady
nj 3sd4rc for Molasses alice for 90" Test Centrifugal
and iasc for Fair REFINING Refined dun and esay. Gut
Loaf Sac. Crushed 6tc; Cubes o i5loc. Powdered
b7s0GLc Granuiated 1ll895ac Mould A DC, Conioc-
iicners AS siS1s9c Coffee siandard sieaY coaee
sXfzSrNxosiSsI ind more or lees nominal City, osotsd
IA, OieenaeEastns o.
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GsGs.t s%.G sngns as @
aTsyxSo sss.Ss oJ s. FSms
sss1. ds s,$; o. S' ssei Slsaisr, !SiG
Gallon susartGt Loaf Gac o Tn sS,. ss
5iooo Su.h; Corn iiooS Da,h. Oats. 1900 Sasai
hye Soo9 bush BARLEY 1900 sa'n sh'en ~, a
DATA 7i.OVo BUSH kye BUSH. bsrov 10000
ON Produce EIchanro today the nuter market was
quiet. Creamery 2ss 3lc.i Dairy 22@2t@ EgSo 27S0
pErsorr Jan s.-wheat-yo. whn- cash ssc asked.
s sS Ms9s IS re Nay bush cin
NO s7'.c.i receipts lo.soo bush osis-Ao = 80 2e
s,e5. "% February $. 1Ss WV
Mlssr.roLls Jan s1whea,- Market steady prices weo
x x.lI Sustained No. ''' o. '"'n ''> AN' '''
ProaA Jan Ger. new. quiet Hsn Si1'a ssssS1s
SOci No Mica 27't a2sse; Rye inactive No 65o
Sa. S".n rye go 6u,S ss5o
bush oats 7.Uoo bush Ryu bush
81 90 g rsSa''..r s'Sf
LOU, southern Illinois Clear - 6ost 81 straight
Mans.St baker,. rSsS 5, - 80 doSo .rasSts .os
81 49, sane.o. pasa soo to eGose % 70 90 90 90
Sa :, sp ~ J psF ou Sq ah 1eS sales
sSie EsS sss's March 0g 9:
change sG S.SS, ne ao s
No Mixed for January t61.dtGc. do Tor February
lG1di7c. March S7A-9;Scs April 4sse+s'sc......
Oa-Asrsot ruled firm udeI i1ht offerings Dut demand
only moderate sAlos No Western " hito 81 20 No
White 80 20 Futures quiet, but steady. No
White for January. 5sAG3sSc.i February S511
Potatoes unchanged Esfy Rose o5 jsc Fair 70 Good
4sd6Jc White ohoic. 81 obo5 do air To oOoi
:. BuID.nts eoeo q 3, do Ear 10 ,'eod 20 a Doc.
Prati choice b016joi Far to Good asa +so.....
Beet s . .f s sS 3, g g. g s. c
Fork meas 5J. primo mess. new. $500. 10 family
sia So dlntw lczvy $li OOdsi 90 Hams smoked per
n II 9al2IG Drrssoa Hogs 81. ~ lart ann CITY
Refined OOd7 20 Steam ~ - ~ IS; Butchers loose
al IS Ruttcr-Firm. Pcnnsylyapz and Western
roamcrv kIus Sci bradford County and New.
YORK Creamery 27c Western Extra choice,
here. Rolls 29d22c.. Packing butter 90 l2o:
Cheese quiet NcwYork full 1872 IL Ohio oats
choice l27d l2.. Eggs UNCHANGED Pennsyvania flesh,
Boo. Western fresh 2gc Petrolsun hrin. 90 hbsi
test in bl- Sngar-shned steady Grznulatei II IL
a5s,cs Confectionery A. 6kc.; Povdsred b'seeo Feed
quiei. Winter Sl7 0Od II 6U per tom. kocepit
flous 1900 tbla Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1850 bush
oats GOO bush shipments-Whsat 2s.6OO Dush. Corn
o,UvU uusn- Oats lb.1OO bush